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The Role Of Miriah's Ability To Participate In Physical Education
We have had problems with Miriah's grade dropping, due to her not being able to participate in the activities that they are doing in Physical Education. She has hurt her neck by doing these things in class, I would not like her to participate in these activites, but I also don't want her grade to drop. Due to her having a concussion
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